will
/wɪl/
verb
- Used to express the future tense, indicating something that is going to happen.
- The weather will be sunny tomorrow.
- I will finish my homework before dinner.
- She will arrive at the airport at 3 PM.
- Used to express willingness, intention, or a promise to do something.
- We will always be there for you.
- He will not give up until he succeeds.
- I will help you carry those bags.
- Used to express a request or an offer.
- I will make you a cup of tea.
- Will you join us for lunch?
- Will you please close the window?
- Used to express a habitual action or a general truth.
- Birds will fly south for the winter.
- He will often sit and read for hours.
- Accidents will happen sometimes.
- Used to express strong determination or insistence.
- He will keep interrupting me.
- She will have her way, no matter what.
- The door will not open, no matter how hard I push.
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noun
- The mental power to control one's actions and make choices; determination.
- It took all his will to resist the temptation.
- The team's will to win was incredible.
- She has a strong will and never gives up.
- A legal document that states how a person's property should be distributed after their death.
- He wrote his will when he was very old.
- The lawyer read the will to the family.
- Her grandfather left her a house in his will.
- A person's desire or wish regarding something.
- It is my will that you take this money.
- Against her will, she had to move to a new city.
- The king's will was law.
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